If this country was truly “pro-life,” we would have Medicare for All, a Green New Deal, gun reform, universal child care, and a living wage. The right-wing agenda isn’t about “life.” It’s about control.
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A “Pro-Life” country would care about LIVES… unarmed innocent Black & Brown lives, Ukrainian, African, Palestinian, Iranian, Lebanese, Venezuelan, IMMIGRANTS… Let’s stop kidding ourselves as an Army veteran, generations of people of Color who served are STILL hated for the skin we’re in.
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Exactly! Republican policies are literally hazardous to our health. They can not govern because their *only* governing principle is cutting taxes for the wealthy They *pretend* to have moral, family, religious, & pro-life values *only* to secure the votes of under-educated, low-information voters.
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I’ve been saying this for YEARS! CONTROL! No American wants to be Controlled. They allow pursuit of Power & let anyone wanting it slide. But tell them that same guy wants to CONTROL them, they’ll rise up
If anti-abortionists really cared about 'the unborn child', they wouldn't force children to be born to people who don't want to be parents. And to prevent unwanted pregnancies, and to make every child a wanted, happy child, they would want sex education, contraception, free healthcare, and equality.
I don’t see this as a “pro-life” issue at all. Don’t we all want to live a good life? Rather, it reflects a U.S. culture with weaker public responsibility and a more individualistic, corporate-driven system, where social needs are treated as private negotiations rather than shared human obligations.
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